I Won't Recommend Books You Don't Read

The difference between the setting of Yasha and the upbringing of Black Butler, a place to make deals with devils, is that even heaven is actually rented from a club, it's so simple. As a Western fantasy, it feels very elegant, and the short stories in the book, where the destinies of different people overlap, have a unique beauty. The purest soul, the most sincere conscience, the most precious family love... This book is so beautiful...

First of all, the idea is very good, it's a bit like a combination of technology and fantasy. It has overturned the past plot of seclusion in the world for tens of thousands of years without much change. After all, human technology will develop, so combining the two is a bit like Gundam (forty thousand years refers to the date, not really that span, don't be fooled by the title). Now I have seen the nonsense stage, and I am going through a long passage... Well, it is greatly influenced by popular fantasy literature, and some places are unscrupulous magic modifications, such as "Cultivating for the Rise of the Human Race" (embarrassing cancer), or Chen Dong's state of eating and drinking at all times and making the enemy gnash his teeth with anger, and Passerby A and Passerby B's "I heard that so-and-so, so-and-so, so-and-so..." "Ah, is it true..." He likes to use metaphors and uses emotions. Exclamation point, likes to slap people in the face, and the supporting characters are always smart and clever. They like to arrange a lot of supporting roles before the outcome is determined. The business part is redundant and meaningless (although it promotes the plot to a certain extent, but it is obviously weak). It is a fast-paced and refreshing novel, but the advantages of concept and characterization are still very obvious (the author's heart is not dark). I don't particularly like it, but you can also take a look.

The character of the Wei and Jin Dynasties is something that people are fascinated by but avoid. I think any child who likes literature will not want to miss it, but any child who respects literature may have a hard time making a choice. Sometimes, I feel that this book is like the translation of the classical Chinese I read before, with that kind of style and integrity, that kind of laughter and politeness, I really yearn for it. There are many heroes in history, and every time I read their stories, my blood boils; there are also many emigration poets, and every time I see their deeds, I sigh with emotion... What would it be like to be the same generation as them? This book by Sanchi will take us back to an era of open-mindedness and a leisurely era.

Some are funny and some are funny, some are blood and some are tearful, some are brave and some are strategic, some are heroes and some are valiant. It's hard to explain in just a few words, but I cried when I saw it. It was joy at the beginning, but the pressure of life, when a mature Zi Chuanxiu appeared, moved, and showed up bit by bit. And in the end, when Axiu paid homage to her old friend, her words were full of tears and memories, and they had the flavor of the beginning. Only then did she suddenly realize that he was such a big boy back then, how could he have grown up without knowing it? He wanted to laugh, but also wanted to cry... Without further ado, let me post the last paragraph. You will never tire of watching it. You must know that Axiu is really a hero, and all three of the brothers should be. It really takes a story like that to say this: A nation with numerous heroes is an unfortunate nation, and a peaceful life is destined to be mediocre and cumbersome. There are some things that you may not understand yet. But when you grow up, you will understand: your father, I definitely don't want you to become a hero. Many worldly things are dazzling and worthless. As long as you can grow up healthily, be upright, think independently, and live a happy life, this is the highest expectation your parents have for you. " Looking at the child's innocent and childish face, Zi Chuanxiu murmured: "Bless you, child, and wish you a peaceful era. "

The word zombie generally represents the end of the world, and Lizhi's apocalyptic writing is very good, or it feels like she started her career in the end of the world. Different from the zombies in American TV series, these are zombies that can evolve and mutate, and there are also superpowers. The girls around the protagonist are all zombies. They are the partners he used his own abilities to bring back, and he therefore becomes a "variable". The dull Ye Lian, the rational but split-personality Shana, the seductive Li Yalin... Of course also exposed a lot of the darkness of human nature. I have to say that the novel is very interesting, and you can't tell that the author is a girl at all.

I have read many online novels, some of which are eunuchs, and some of which are unfinished, but I have to say that this one is quite good-looking. The early stage is martial arts plus infinite flow, and the later stage is fantasy plus scheming. Overall, it forms a system of its own, which is very real and beautiful. There is heroism, passion, antiquity, creation, grudges and revenge... Coupled with the author's powerful writing style, it is definitely an excellent story.

A pair of golden eyes allows us to see the exquisite beauty of jade antiques, and also vaguely reveals the ups and downs of life and death in several areas. If the protagonist's setting status was not higher in the later stage, this place would definitely become a bloody storm, but it is exciting enough. But compared to other books, this one is slow to gain popularity.

This is a very classic book. It does have shortcomings and is not difficult to find, but it makes people want to read it and repeat it over and over again. I really like it!

Mao Ni's books are often heavy on scheming and have a heavy and obscure side. This book contains a lot of psychological struggles, bickering, and plotting... It's actually a bit depressing, so I won't list it here. It's interesting but confusing. Oh, by the way, his books generally have female protagonists who are not studs, and several (three or four) girls like them, and the last one gets her wish. Those who like stallion stories, and those who like lovers getting married in the end, may be a little confused.

Already in a trap... It's not bad. Whether it's literary talent or plot, the author must have a solid foundation. In fact, I like classical Chinese very much, and I am also very interested in the thoughts of various schools of thought, but there are always obscure things that make me stop early, but this is a good place. I remember that some novels use large chapters for poetry analysis in order to make up the word count, but there is no such thing here, and it is quite detailed. Although a lot of rewriting was done for the plot, the original text was still respected. There is just one problem. There are too many reactions from the people next to me. Although it is a foil to the protagonist, the phenomenon of literati's contempt for each other is too heavy and it is distorted. I would still recommend it to everyone here.

Personal insignificance, as well as selfish sins, reflections, and fantasies, it is difficult to say how many works are as conscientious as this. The first impression must be funny, but the content will never be vulgar and tasteless, it is absolutely classic, Sign in by Xiling Apostle!

This is a story that takes place in a place similar to a modern city. It is not like a book about spiritual practice, which is earth-shattering at every turn. On the contrary, it has a bit of urban romance. Squid's delicate writing style makes it seem like the martial arts is unfolding before you. Similarly, you can watch it if you want to learn how to pick up girls. I guarantee that you will be tortured if you don't want to (this is a piece of shit...) It's very interesting. Only then did I realize that students' love can be so romantic, and only then did I see the difficulty and fulfillment of working hard to move forward. It's worth watching and worth pursuing.

In fact, I was hesitant to recommend this book because the author's health is not very good and the background is too big. I don't know if the author will become a eunuch halfway through. But the parts that have been written are really good to read, although some of the plots are a bit dirty... Every time I read it again, I always feel that it has a simple flavor. The Immortal Emperor has a dream, the dream is reborn, he cultivates demons all the way, and Tianming practices cultivation... I'm sorry for my poor writing, so I'll end it here.

It has a single heroine, no stallion, and the beginning is very ordinary. If I hadn't been looking at the name of Cuttlefish, I might not have discovered this book. In the world of books, knowledge can change destiny, and it is not disconnected from our world. Of course, students who are qualified to study will find that after reading this book, they have almost experienced the development history of physics (but this is not a time travel to the past), and they will feel that they want to study physics well. It's still the same style as Cui Zu, with scheming, strategy, and love. It's a good story.

Wangyu's works are generally good, and this book has been recognized by many people. The protagonist is a mortal with ordinary qualifications. Through clever use of his adventures, reasonable calculations and caution, he has reached the highest point step by step. As a consistent feature of Wangyu, the emotions in the book are not many or passionate. Many times it is a weighing of interests, and there is no absolute distinction between good and evil. Just like in troubled times, there is generally no good thing like drawing a sword to help when the road is rough. This also illustrates the efforts and hardships of the protagonist.